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He is always parked in the same spot and many people return to the wagon year after year to get their special treat

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Giclée print, Girls at the Roman Candy Wagon, 15" x 15" Portfolio He is always parked inRoman Candy Company has been a New Orleans tradition since 1918. The gourmet taffy is made by hand in the wagon and driven through the streets of New Orleans by a mule. My brother in law, Ron Kottemann, is the current Roman Candy Man. His grandfather, Samuel Cortese, started the business and now my nephew, Daniel Kottemann, is working with him to continue the family business. Ron and his wagon have been a staple at Jazz Fest in New Orleans since the